Kireem Swinton takes on permanent role as CEO and president of Visit Baltimore, focusing on redefining the city's image and boosting tourism.

Read the inspiring story of two determined women who overcame racial and gender barriers to pursue a college education at Xavier University of Louisiana.

Celebrating the 80th birthday of Wylie Funeral Homes founder Al Wylie and the renaming of a street in his honor in West Baltimore.

Baltimore's development model favors renters over owners, hindering wealth creation. Requiring ownership opportunities near ...

Equal Justice Now, in partnership with attorney Ben Crump, hosted a panel discussion at Bowie State University to discuss legal, social and civil rights issues, including bail reform and police ...

A new documentary premiering April 15 revisits Morgan State’s championship-era swimming and diving program, tracing how former teammates are working to preserve a legacy of winning, connection and ...

The family of 8-year-old Anadith Danay Reyes Alvarez has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the U.S. government, alleging medical neglect while she was in border custody in 2023 despite known ...

This editorial calls on readers to challenge and disengage from media coverage that distorts or diminishes Black communities, emphasizing the power of audiences to shape narratives by withholding ...

Baltimore Mayor Brandon M. Scott presented a nearly $5 billion proposed fiscal year 2027 budget during a virtual town hall, ...

Baltimore photographer Devin Allen has been named curator of SCOUT 2026, the city’s affordable art fair held as part of Artscape. As curator, Allen will spotlight local and national artists while ...

The recently signed executive order mandates the immediate removal of diversity, equity, and inclusion requirements from all federal contracts, prioritizing a strict merit-based standard for ...

Baltimore Symphony Orchestra hosted GospelFest on April 9 at Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall. The 2026 installment of the ...